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Coming Soon On The Scene Magazine 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Kaze Productions Interview/Featurewww.myspace.com/kazeproductionsBlemish Blackstorm Interviewwww.myspace.com/blemishblackstormGenesis Elijah Interviewwww.genesiselijah.com Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Kaze Productions 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Recently he has collaborated with with DJ Crossova and Swarve The Wizard (No Gimmickz) and many other artists in the production of Grime and Hip Hop. After getting in contact with SFR Entertainment he has mainly concentrated with Richie Rich the producer to get his own style of music out there. At the moment he is in collaborations with Marcie Phonix, Hypa Fenn, Desperado and few more!. Kaze productions is about to break and show the grime scene what he's all about.RepDaScene UK caught up with Kaze to see how things are progressing.1. Whats happening Kaze, What have you been up to recently?Whats up, Recently I've been taking a short break from producing to get most of my material vocalled. I've got so many tunes and so little talent on there. Soon a tune with Zero and Ghetto is coming. Also a tune with L.man and SFR.2. How did you get into producing?I think I was in college and realized that I liked fruity loops. Since then I've been using it and trying to learn the ways it works. Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Rock Youngz 1970-01-01 00:59:59 From North-West London, Rock Youngz AKA Piztol Pete has been in the UK music scene since 2002 and produces HipHop, Gospel, RnB, Rock, Soul and Grime. Rock Youngz has also Produced many songs for various underground artists in the scene.With tracks such as 'Eazy Big Boy" and 'Concentrate' (Remix)....Piztol Pete is the one to look out for.1. For those readers that don`t know about Piztol Pete, give us a bit about you`re musical background?My names Rock Youngz aka Piztol Pete, I rep Pinner ha5, North West of the Capital. Ive been doing my thing for around 4/5 years now and I've been in various crews and in various publications.Some of you may of seen me murk channel U's spit TV last year with my former crew Step Steady and some of you may know me for my beats. I'm still doing what i do best and I'm still cooking up hot tracks, daily.2.How did you get the name "Piztol Pete"?Firstly my name is Rock Youngz, Piztol Pete is my alter-ego. Rock Youngz is the artist, the Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Cyko' Logic 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Straight out of the Urban Kaoz camp, Cyko'Logic
has been behind the grime scene for too long. Normally on DJ Garnas set, Cyko has been slowly causing a stir beginning in northwest and has started to be noticed by a wider audience...RepDaScene UK caught up with Cyko'Logic to see whats to see what's happening and to see how things are going with him and the rest of the crew1. So whats been happening with you?Ive been busy man, just finish shooting the video for my tune 'I'm down wid it'. The tune 'They're like' is going on TV in the next 2 weeks or so. I've finishing my mix CD/album and the bedroom business campaign is about to launch in December, I'm starting a clothing line, Launching 2 websites...I have no life but things are looking up - lol2. How long have you been rapping for?A long time you know.. since i was in school!, only started taking it seriously recently though3. What do you think of the UK Grime scene right now?As an MC I think the grime scene is becoming more Read more:Magazine
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Coming Soon On The Scene Magazine 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Kaze Productions Interviewwww.myspace.com/kazeproductionsCykologic Interviewwww.myspace.com/cykologicPiztol Pete Interviewwww.myspace.com/rockyoungzukAdvice on how to promote your musicCykologic and 'Bedroom Business' Feature Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Vigar 1970-01-01 00:59:59 With the hugely successful 'Clashing Kings' creating a big buzz on the scene, plus getting big requests on Channel U. Vigar of Fireproof Entertainment has firmly made his mark on the scene.With a new mixtape on the way titled 'The Dynamic Duo', which will be in all leading record shops such as HMV and Virgin stores. Expect alot of features such as Mike GLC, Ruff Sqwad, Maxwell. D and many others.RepDaScene UK caught up with Vigar to see how things are going..1. What's up Vigar, how are things going?Things are going well for myself and my label.....We're pretty new to alot of stuff but alot seems to be happening fast for us which is all good on my account.2. Clashing kings has been getting alot of air time recently, How do you feel about the number of requests it has been getting?Clashing Kings has been getting alot of airtime and myself and Diddy are both chuffed about this cos the project is our baby and a key part of the plan towards moving forward with the mix CD.It went numbe Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Blemish Blackstorm 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Blemish has now dropped his fifth and by far, most impressive mixtape to date entitled It Iz What It Iz. Featuring production from Postman, responsible for the sounds of Shystie and Skillz, who has produced such UK talent as Lemar, Jamelia and Big Brovaz, It Iz What It Iz showcases the outstanding and versatile talent of Blemish as the lyricist, the entertainer, and the artist.The CD includes a range of collaborations from some of the hottest acts within the UK black music scene right now. End of Dayz features an original amalgamation of artists such as Ghetto, Storming, Mike GLC, Rodney P, Taz, Asher D, and Bruza all on one track! 360 Degrees sees Blemish collaborate with the talented singer/songwriter Danielle Senior.RepDaScene UK caught up with Blemish to see how things are going!1. Whats Been Happening With You Lately?A lot of shows to be honest, I did the De La Soul Gig in Norwich and that was hectic they really responded to us out there, I performed with an artist called Mr Midas Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Drastic 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Drastic has worked with the likes of Asher D, Face, Juvenile & Shadie, ZENA, Crazy T and Flirta D. With Drastic now working on his second mixtape "UPWARD n FORWARD" Volume 2, he is certainly doing big things in the scene. His videos which had alot of air play on Channel U "My End's" and the "My End's" remix featuring Juvenile & Shadie plus Baby Blue definatly made his mark on the UK Urban music scene.Since he has been out of the scene for a while, RepDaScene UK caught up with Drastic to see how things are going1. For those readers that don`t know about Drastic, give us a bit about you`re musical background?Well, I started writing rhymes about ten years ago and got into production and engineering in 1998, so my background and history behind the scenes is quite extensive. I've also done brief stints in studio ownership and music management, so all things considered, you could basically say that I've covered most bases in the game.2. So what have you you been up to recently?T Read more:Magazine
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New On The Scene Magazine 1970-01-01 00:59:59 New on RepDaScene UK On RepDaScene UK Magazine
we will be doing something new called 'Real Lives'. Your stories will be featured on the Magazine. Real Lives: Do you have a story to tell that you or a friend have experienced, this could be anything from Racism, the education system, Life at home, Crime, Discrimination etc...Send me your stories via my email address. Plus leave your contact details (e.g. Email or MSN.) and pics. Rappers, MCs, DJ's and Singers: If you`re an up and coming artist or crew who would like an interview or feature on RepDaScene UK Magazine, contact me via email or Myspace with your tracks and small info about you (upload the tracks using rapidshare, yousendit or megaupload!)All features and interviews will be shown on the Magazine/Blogspot.For more information, E-mail me at: the_executive@repdascene.comThanksThe ExecEditorRepDaScene UK Magazine
The Scene Magazine Interviews: Teressa Edwards 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Compared to Jill Scott, Adrianna Evans and Anastasia. Teressa's vocals invoke her passion for singing. Using inspiration from her gospel heritage she meets music halfway, driving home her considerable talent for song writing to bring out meaningful messages that inspires and touches the heart.Her second album 'Days Ahead' has got a feel good vibe to it which is what RnB albums are all about. With a set of soulful and classy mix of tracks that will leave you listening from track 1 till the very end, 'Days Ahead' is the album to look out for!1. For those readers that doesn't know about Teressa Edwards
, give us a bit of information about your musical background!My mom was very much into opera singing before I was born as well as one of my uncles on my dad's side who sang with an opera choir in the Caribbean called the Lydian singers, when I was born, both my parents got baptized into the seventh day Adventist faith where my mom switched her interest to the gospel choir. I have been Read more:Magazine
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Coming Soon On The Scene Magazine 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Teressa Edwards Interview/Album Reviewwww.teressaedwards.comDrastic Interviewwww.myspace.com/drasticonlineGenesis Elijah Interviewwww.genesiselijah.comLioness Interviewwww.myspace.com/xxlionessxx Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: SnakeyMan 1970-01-01 00:59:59 He has been compared with the likes of D Double E and Asher D formerly from So Solid Crew. With his new single 'New Kid' getting alot of airtime and a big number of requests, Snakeyman is the one to look out for.With his new mixtape 'Snakez And Ladderz' which will be available to purchase HMV and virgin soon, we certainly have another big addition on the urban music scene1. So what have you been doing?Boy I just been busy touring the UK promoting my single New Kid. 2. Taking a step away from acting to concentrate on music, Are we going to see any more acting roles from you in the near future?Well I just got a good role in the TV show The Bill so I've bin busy filming that these last coupe weeks then straight after that I have another role to play in the BBC television drama Silent Witness so things are going well at the moment.3. What has been your favourite venue to play so far? Its gotta be when I won the UMA Award and also go to perform at the UMA's4. Who or What are your ma Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: UKS Productions 1970-01-01 00:59:59 U.K.S. productions is a production group that specialises in writing and producing urban music. The crew gather their influences from many different styles of music such as jazz, soul, blues, drum and base and nearly any type of music you can care to think of. However they mainly focus on rap/hip hop music, and trying to put our own unique sounds to it making us different from any other production unit out there. UKS Productions are currently working with a variety of different artists ranging from rappers to singers.1. What have the crew been up to lately?Lately we've just been trying to make as many beats as possible, trying to come out with something a little different and trying to work with as many artists as possible in order to get ourselves "out there" and more recognised.2. How did UKS Productions form?UKS productions formed with three of us all being interested in producing music and liking the ways our different styles complimented one another, But UKS productions star Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Ryder DJ 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Ryda got involved on the internets biggest radio station Heated FM, 2005 saw Heated FM airwaves being rinsed by SLK, Merk Dem Crew, Raw and Uncut Camp, Special D plus others.Ryder
DJ has been and currently runs Ways Radio with Tom, Jamie, The Sultan and Leo. You can catch Ryder live every Tuesday 7-30 - 8-30 and covering for most DJ's. Ryder gets 500+ listeners on his show on Ways. Make sure your one of them! 1. What have you been up to lately?I've been on holiday lately so I've been chilling out and checking out the DJ's abroad. I've also recorded a new mix CD called strictly garage which I am giving out for free. (Email DJRK@Hotmail.co.uk with your full name and address for yours!). And last week I enrolled at college on the Music Tech ND so I'll be getting more into producing soon.2. Where did the name Ryder DJ come from?Well boy, long story cut short, its a mixture of a mates suggestions and my suggestions.3. Who do you rate most in the scene at the moment?On the UKG scene:DJ Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Random Of All V Style 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Random a.k.a Dominic Trevelle Campbell Is a 20 year old male rapper from Croydon. He is a Hip Hop artist whos influences not only came from famous US artists such as 2pac, Outkast, Ludacris and Will Smith, but also up and coming uk artists.Random is now working hard on his mixtape "Long awaited" This young and fast witted rappers mixtape is definantly one to look out for... Random in his own words... "Its been a long time coming... but its coming!"RDS borrowed some of Randoms time to see what was happening and to see how things are going!1. What have you been up to lately?Just trying to move forward, but its hard without taking 2 steps back. My daughter was born on the 14 august, so my time is with her. Im going to be makin more music soon. I dedicate it to my mother R.I.P2. What was your first song ever recorded?My first ever song was called "My Stereo"... Plus thats just the way i am3. Who do you rate most in the UK music scene at the moment?Akala, Lowkey, Shameless, Plan B, man th Read more:Magazine
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Drawn In To New Fashion....Aint We All? 1970-01-01 00:59:59 When you hear the word fashion what does it mean to you? Are you the type of person that doesn't really care? Or are you the type that thinks fashion is everything? Allow me to get straight to the point, we all cant afford Jimmy Choos or the latest D&G, although some of like to think or picture ourselves in as the next entrepreneur or maybe one day walking in the shoes of P Diddy, its just not happening right now. Fact is most of us don't really care about that side of fashion, unless you're a David Beckham or the Beyonce type. Would you really want them to be trend setters and you the follower? How about flipping the switch for once and becoming a leader in trend setting? Fashion
says a lot about us, whether your from North London or Birmingham. Fashion tells an outsider who you are, and where you come from you, for example, we can all tell the difference between an American and Londoner. Whether you like it or not, you are fashion. Why would you need top designers determi Read more:New Fashion
Big Narstie Is Set For Big Things.... 1970-01-01 00:59:59 The Scene Magazine caught up with Big Narstie to say 'Hello, Hi,' and find out what's good. The 21 year old music artist from Brixton has been in the music industry for four years. He's a member of well known underground crew NAA. Big Narstie is one of the artists signed to "Dice Recordings' an underground record label.Living in Brixton all of his life has defiantly had an influence on Big Narstie's music. He said that his music has no boundaries and added: "I have learnt to embrace the good and the bad side" He is very hard working and makes every effort to keep his supporters happy. Big Narstie achieves this by releasing a mix CD every two months, accompanied with a music video. Big Narstie doesn't compare himself to anyone else in the UK, and is striving for the best.Big Narstie truly cares about his supporters and values their opinions. He recently gave his fans the opportunity to download his mix CD "Hey it's That Fat Guy' for free: "The people are the b Read more:Big Things
Real Lives: Anorexia 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Claire is one of my best friends but she suffers from anorexia. It all started when she became obsessed with her body. She kept telling everyone that she was fat. At first I didn't say anything, I thought it was just a phase she was going through, I kept on listening to her going on and on, but then I just had enough.I told her so many time's "you're not fat, your ok the way you are" but Claire would just look at me as if I had said the most ridiculous thing she has ever heard. She laughed it off and began talking about how much she has been eating lately when we all knew that she haven't eaten a thing.Claire's bedroom became some sort of temple to the size zero models. She had pictures of them everywhere. This began to worry me and to be honest I was scared; I couldn't understand what was happening to my best friend. It was like she was dying to look like those supermodels.Her parent's divorced recently, maybe that had something to do with her feeling desperate to be Read more:Lives
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Loose Kriminalz 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Are A Versatile Music Group From Leicester, Coventry, London And Bradford That Consists Of 13 Members. The Crew Was Found By The 2 Main Members Tornado And LJ.They Specialise In Grime/Garage Music But Also Create Hip-Hop, Rock And Various Other Types Of Music.Currently They Are Working On Their Mix CD Called "Loose
Talent". Watch Out For Future Shows, And Keep Locked On This MySpace For More Info On Loose Kriminalz.1. How did "Loose Kriminalz" form?Everyone in the crew were doing individual things, that being things such as MCing, DJing or Producing, and we all decided to get together to form a music team.2. What are we going to expect from the new "Loose Kriminalz" promo CD?All different types of music, everything from grime to rock. Couple of big collabs and the usual content.3. How was being the opening acts for roll deep crew and touring alongside Lethal B, Sway And Science? It was nice man, it was a good start for Loose Kriminalz, it was definately something worth experiencing4. W Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Iman 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Iman features on Gilles Peterson Album, 'Brownswood Bubblers' out 16th October. The single will be out on vinyl on the 11th December. She will also be supporting Omar with her full band at the Stratford Circus on 22nd September for a half hour set. (I may have to see her perform!)RDS recently got in contact with Iman for an interview on RepDaScene UK: Word On The Scene Magazine
1. So, what have you been up to then!? Lots! Lately just sorting out my band and all the other bits and bobs that go with it! Im still writing and recording new songs and having meetings with other writers.2. How did you get into music? I believe music really is something that chooses you, I dont think you choose it necessarily. With me I was born like this. Its always been strong in my heart, and when its like that I think for a lot of people then you just cant leave it alone. But I been hustlin' at this now for over six years. At first trying to find anyone who would be willing to work with me. And that in i Read more:Interviews
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: SFR Entertainment 1970-01-01 00:59:59 1. How did SFR Entertainment
form?SFR consists of five-core member's myself RichieRich, Lightfinga, Pestman, Jacko and DJ Tiny Rascal. We are production-based collective who deliver ground breaking production covering all genre's from funky house, drum n' bass, hip-hop, grime and fusion.The SFR stands for:- Soundz- Fhoughtz- Recordingz2. What do you think of the UK urban music scene right now?The urban scene is currently at a stage of identity, with the upcoming budding stars such as Sway, Kano, Sade Ama, Daniel Senior and Stylo G etc…I feel the urban music scene is on the rise in terms of talent but lacks progression in terms of support from UK based consumers.We must be willing to support our own home-grown talent rather than the US imports who have large enough states to consume.3. What events are coming up for the crew?A few are:- Radio 1XTRA 7/6/2006- Catford Broadway - Live Showcase4. What are we going to see from SFR in the future?Affiliated/Videos:- Vigar & Diddy ft. Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Bonita 1970-01-01 00:59:59 She is working with a top UK producer Odouble who's made beats for various artists in the UK, and she is working with East London rapper Nemisis featuring on many songs for his Album, and Mixtapes 'Grey City' and 'Rhymewatch UK'.She had a music scholorship at school for being the youngest most talented musician achieving high grades at such a young age, then went on to study at college for a Diploma and then Higher Diploma in Music. Since Moving to London she has found her voice and captured its uniqueness.RDS caught up with Bonita to see whats happening with her music and to get a little info on her album!1. Whats been happening with you?Im currently signed to an independent label based in East London called 'Stonecold Recordings'. Im working on my album hoping to release it next year. Ive also featured on a few mixtapes 'Rhymewatch UK' which features other artists on Stonecold, 'Grey City' solo mixtape by Nemisis, and Crey Mey's new mixtape.2. How did you get into music Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Pokah 1970-01-01 00:59:59 Straight from North-West London, Pokah AKA Tony Grade brings raw talent and characteristic rhymes to the urban music scene. His first mixtape will be a taste of whats to come, the mixtape which is nearing the end of production will be out soon.Straight out of the RepDaScene camp, Read what the man himself is saying!!!1. So how long have u been rapping for?I've been writing for years, I would say I've been writing lyrics since I was about nine/ten years old, I accumulated a passion for putting words together, I first started writing rap lyrics, developed a little flow and when Garage blew up from the underground to the overground in the late nineties I got caught up in the craze, (now called old skool garage), speeding up my flow mashing up 16bars, I was doing regular sets and 1 or 2 pirate radio appearances until about 2002, I realized I had more to say and there was only so much I could say to an up beat tempo, I never really got into da hype when garage evolved into Grime. I want Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: TrayC 1970-01-01 00:59:59 A singer/songwriter from Bristol. Tray C is currently working on her solo project with Savage Entertainment and The Wolverins. Allowing her to experiment with different styles and genres of music. Right now Trayc wants to continue networking. You can currently hear some of her tracks on Colourful FM and see her performing across London.RDS borrowed some of TrayC's time to see what was happening and to see how things are going with her and the rest of the crew!1. How Long Have You Been Singing For?I've been singing from a young age, I first performed as a soloist at 6 years old at Malcolm X Centre Bristol. It was a talent contest where the winner would go on to perform at St Pauls' Carnival. After submitting my demo I won my place to perform and won my first prize for singing and came 8th out of 15. I then went on to perform at many different events and occassions for example, summer fayres and community centres. I Toured America with Bristols Schools' Chamber Choir visiting state Read more:Magazine
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Daniel Kaluuya aka "Posh Kenneth" From E4 Hit Skins 1970-01-01 00:59:59 The Scene Magazine
caught up with Daniel
Kaluuya aka "Posh Kenneth
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has hit the airwaves. Posh Kenneth offers us a rare mix of upper crust elocution and street bangin' slanguage. Read on to find out more!.....1. How Are Things Going For You At The Moment?Things are crazy at the moment…it's been a very surreal past couple of months…but I'm enjoying every minute of it.2. Can You Tell Me About Your Background And How You Came To Acting?Well, I'm from North West London and I've been acting for around 4 years, been to loads of drama classes and workshops3. How Is It Working With The Rest Of The Cast Of Skins?There all bless guys, they make you feel welcome and everyone just gets on, there is hardly any tension or clashes4. So What Do You Think Of Your Character "Posh Kenneth"?On the level, I think he's a bit nuts, you know. Like when people ask me this, I clocked on and now I desc Read more:Interviews
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'Want Respect' And 'Jump Off TV' Safe Sex Campaign 2007-03-05 14:26:00 ‘Want Respect’ is a national communications campaign aimed at sexually active/experimental 15-18 year olds and aims to persuade them to use a condom by showing them how it will affect what they care about most – their reputation. Using a combination of street art, music and film, the campaign aims to reach those most ‘at-risk’ and talk to young people in their own language and on their level about the importance of always using a condom.While we live in a generation where teen pregnancies are a problem, 'Want respect and 'Jump Off
TV' do not want to force feed young people the same old facts and consequences about not using a condom, but instead they want to reinforce the fact that unsafe sex can have its problems and can be putting their lives at risk. Waking up and remembering that you have had unsafe sex can be a nerve-racking and frighting situation to be in, so they are on a mission to stop these situations from happening.Jump Off’s most prolific lyricists, Respek B Read more:Campaign
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Artcha 2007-03-08 23:34:00 The Scene Magazine
caught up with Artcha 26, in a trendy bar in North London to learn more about the talented artist who has been in the music scene for almost a decade.He is now signed with Schizofreniks, and his debut album, "Therapy Sessions' is ready for your listening pleasure.1. For those who don't really know who you are, how would you describe yourself, and your style of music?My music is a variation of hip-hop and other genres. I want to branch out from the whole hip-hop stereotype. If you listen to my album you will hear an eclectic mix of music. 2. Who produces your beats?I began by producing my own beats, but as time when on, I wanted to concentrate more on being an artist. While making my album I had the honour of being able to select the producers that I wanted to work with.3. So you've been in the industry for nearly 10 years, how have you grown and developed as an artist?The transition has been long and hard. I've practiced, learned my craft, and developed my Read more:Interviews
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The Scene Magazine Interviews: Lethal B 2007-03-12 23:54:00 The Scene Magazine
interviewed the Bizzle to see whats happening and to see how things are going..Lethal
is set to release his second debut solo album titled "Back To Bizznizz" at the end of May, which we are sure is going to be as big as his first album "Against All Odds".When Lethal released the highly infectious track "POW" it was being played everywhere from your kitchen radios down to your phone MP3's. Lethal continues to shine in the music scene and with his second album on the way, we are sure to hear and expect alot more from him.1. Whats happening Lethal, Hows things going? Cool, everything’s cool2. Since you have been on the scene, do you feel that getting the respect and recognition on the streets?Yeah definitely, on the grime scene (I actually don’t think there’s a scene, to much politics), they have to respect what I’m doing, not to is pure hate. But I’m getting love.3. What do you think of the UK urban music scene at the moment?I think it’s getting there, Read more:Interviews
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6 Steps To Getting That Spring Date! 2007-03-21 15:09:00 Despite what the weather has to say, we are now within spring, and everybody knows it’s the time of year for three things... clean the dust bunnies from under the bed, a whole new wardrobe, and the time of year where love seems to blossom like the wondrous daffodils in your local park. (Oh, I forgot to mention the time of year for pollen, but nobody wants to think of a snotty nose.)The spring time love is usually romantic. You usually picture fields of flowers, with you and your partner running through them, in slow motion, kinda like the opening scene from Shrek 2. But before you can get to picture these things, you have to find the right partner first, and not every man is blessed with the girl who stuck around after Valentine’s Day (you guys know who you are). Well, The Scene Magazine has decided to give its extensive knowledge and advice to getting that spring date.1. Stay So Fresh, So Clean:Yes, believe it or not, some guys forget the season is changing, and things are warm Read more:Spring
The Scene Magazine Interviews: Aggro 2007-03-21 15:13:00 Yes, he still has a free yard...and he is inviting you over if you ain't doing nothing better with your evening!.The Scene Magazine
caught up with Aggro to see what he has been up to since the release of his single "Free Yard". His mixtape "Aggro-Culture", is his forthcoming CD which features among others, Samba influences, a musical genre not usually associated with Grime. The mixtape jostles with views on life, girls, playa hating, safe sex, plus more, in fact Aggro touches on subjects more mature then expected.1. What’s happening Aggro, How are things going?Everything's kool thanks, its been a bit of a quiet start to the year but things are picking up now and I’m looking to start causing that buzz I left behind in 06..2. Since you have been on the scene, do you feel that getting the respect and recognition on the streets?Yeah definitely, I feel that since I released my first single it has given me a lot more recognition and I have earned a lot more respect as an artist n not j Read more:Interviews
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